Abstract
No matter how the business environment changes, competition will always exist, and ethics and responsibility should not be ignored to achieve comparable success. As a leader who has twice led Dell to success, Michael Dell deserves to make people think more, so this article takes Dell as a case to analyze the leadership style of its founder Michael Dell and the followership style of his subordinates, as well as how these influence dell's attitude towards ethics and responsibility.
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